One Piece Live-Action Season 2 Reveals Episode Title Cards

On November 26, 2025, the One Piece Live-Action series has revealed its title cards for its eight episodes.

Episode 1: “The Beginning and the End”

Arc: Loguetown

This title card features the Jolly Roger of the Roger Pirates, with the “I” being Roger’s sword, Ace.

This is a fitting title card since it was Roger who started the story and that the arc takes place in his hometown where he was also executed and set up the beginning of the Great Pirate Era.

The arc after Loguetown also features another crewmate of the late Pirate King, Crocus.

Episode 2: “Good Whale Hunting”

Arc: Reverse Mountain

This title card features the Jolly Roger of the Rumbar Pirates and the “I” replaced with the violin.

Notably, the “PIECE” part of the title also shows what appears to be the Grand Line itself.

The violin is a reference to the crew being made up of music lovers but is a powerful Easter Egg for One Piece as it is the instrument and symbol of future Straw Hat Pirate, Brook, who was also the second captain of the Rumbar Pirates after the first one, Yorki, was killed by disease along with half the crew.

Crocus was not a member of the Rumbar Pirates but was a lighthouse caretaker who befriended them and was a mutual friend of the Island Whale Laboon, who is the main setting of this arc.

Will we see a flashback of the Rumbar Pirates and even a sneak peek into Brook while he was alive?

Episode 3: “Whisky Business”

Arc: Whisky Peak

This title card shows Mr. 8 or Igaram’s face as the Jolly Roger, with the “I” being a Cactus, representing the setting of the arc, Cactus Island.

The glazed sandy yellow and sky-blue colors are not only Igaram’s personal colors but are also a hint towards his origin: the desert kingdom of Arabasta.

Episode 4: “Big Trouble in Little Garden”

Arc: Little Garden

This title card shows the Jolly Roger of the original Giant Warrior Pirates, with the “P” this time replaced with an axe.

Episode 5: “Wax On, Wax Off”

Arc: Little Garden

This title card features Mr. 3 or Galdino’s face as the skull of the Jolly Roger of Baroque Works, combining the main villain of the arc with his organization’s emblem, a skull with two rapiers as crossbones and a backdrop of light-purple wings.

The I is of course replaced with a candle, signifying Mr. 3’s Doru Doru no Mi (Wax Wax Fruit).

Episode 6: “Nami Deerest”

This title card shows Miss Wednesday’s face as the Jolly Roger, now featuring the crown to indicate her true identity as Nefertari Vivi, Crown Princess of Arabasta.

The “I” is not replaced by anyone, though Karoo would have been a nice choice.

Yet, we see her weapon, the Peacock Slashers, circling around the title.

Thix is not a confirmed placement but this is about the right place for it since Vivi has a supporting role at the start of the Drum Island Arc, helping Nami find a doctor, which leads them into Drum Island.

Episode 7:  “Reindeer Shames”

Arc: Drum Island

This title card features the visage of Wapol, the main villain of the Drum Island Arc, as the Jolly Roger and the “I” replaced with a chicken leg, representing the powers of Wapol’s Baku Baku no Mi (Munch-Munch Fruit)

Episode 8: “Deer and Loathing in Drum Kingdom”

Arc: Drum Island 

This title card features Dr. Hiruluk’s face as the Jolly Roger, with the “P” given Tony Tony Chopper’s Hat and the “I” replaced with a green test tube and purple vial, representing the father-son duo’s profession as doctors.

The pink color and sakura leaves flying around signify the rebirth of Drum Island as the Sakura Kingdom, especially with Hiruluk’s Jolly Roger being the new kingdom’s flag, a subtle sign of defiance towards the World Government that has suppressed the freedom of pirates.

Source: Twitter

One Piece Live-Action Season 2 character logo for each episode has been releasedpic.twitter.com/beoIY77JYw

— Pew (@pewpiece) November 26, 2025

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